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IT Tenaska added a comment - 14/Mar/12 09:44 PM
I am still getting the StackOverflowError on the version I updated to today (2.1.345) when I try to add a route (right-click on design surface and select "add route"). Also, the when I try to edit routes, only one route in the list is ever shown in the designer, no matter which one I select from the JMX explorer. In the old 2.0 versions, the designer would show all the routes in the context at once on the design surface. Now it only shows the first one and there is no way (that I can see) to see/edit the other routes.
More details... If I select "Edit Routes" from the right-click contextual menu on the Camel Context in the JMX explorer, it does open only one route and only the first route of the nine routes I have defined. However, the "Routes" menu on the top menu bar allows you to select different routes. If I select a different route from that menu, I get a StackOverflowError with this stack trace (truncated):
java.lang.StackOverflowError I have attached some supporting screenshots. Added a smaller camel context file which should cause the same issue.
The attached file prod1326_simple.xml is not a valid route.
There is no longer a stack overflow with latest IDE.
Fantastic. Just tested and it is now working. I have another issue saving routes now, but I'll log that as a separate issue.
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